Review: Curse of Chucky
Believe it or not — and you probably will — the Chucky films aren’t really all that great. Having just rewatched Childs Play ...
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Review: Looper
Time travel is a sticky wicket for movies, and really all stories in general. There are just so many contradictions, loopholes, and moving ...
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Review: The Grey
The Grey has had some of the most fantastically misleading trailers in recent memory. That needs to get out of the way right ...
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Review: Sucker Punch
I want to tell you a story about one of my dogs. Chewbacca was my mother’s dog through and through. You know how ...
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Review: Tron: Legacy
When you see almost every movie that comes out in a given year you start to stop being impressed. The next technical marvel ...
Review: Black Swan
There is absolutely no denying that Darren Aronofsky is one of modern film’s masters. He’s only five films into his career and already ...
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Losing My Virginity: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
[Losing My Virginity articles are reviews written by someone who still hasn’t seen an incredibly popular movie after all these years. LMV reviews ...
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The 2019 Golden Cages: Most Overrated Movie
Another year of cinema has passed, which means it’s time for our second annual Golden Cages awards, the only end-of-the-year awards program featuring ...
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Deep Analysis: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Editor’s note: this article contains spoilers for The Umbrellas of Cherbourg I have a soft spot for The Umbrellas of Cherbourg ...
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Mulan’s latest trailer isn’t quite as swift as a coursing river
Disney's Mulan | Official TrailerWatch this video on YouTube Disney has shared a new trailer for its upcoming live-action Mulan remake and um…I ...
Review: Varda by Agnes
Varda by Agnès, the final film by Agnès Varda, starts as a filmed masterclass. Varda sits before a rapt crowd and begins speaking ...
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NYFF Review: Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Midway through Céline Sciamma’s masterful Portrait of a Lady on Fire, we get the film’s thematic archstone. So much of this painterly, poetic ...